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What leaves the trustee’s kitchen table

Condominium associations and residential properties around Holliston. Pick a lane — the tabs open one at a time so the page stays quiet.

Condominium lobby with wooden mailboxes and a stair
Common halls, mail, and the stair everyone uses.
Autumn condominium grounds and a shared drive
Grounds contracts live in the vendor file.

Association books

Assessments in, the monthly close out, and statements that match the budget the board already voted.

Vendor desk

Snow, landscape, plumbing, and the certificate of insurance that should not live in someone’s glove box.

Owner line

A place for questions and notices so they do not arrive as a weekend text to the president.

Common areas

Halls, roofs, the shared drive — watched against the contract, not against memory.

Meetings and minutes

An agenda that fits an hour, and minutes that say what was actually voted.

Reserve watch

A plain reading of what the study says versus what the account holds, before a special assessment surprises anyone.

Ask David to read your file